LiLo - Make Up Your Mind Already!

It looks as though Lindsay Lohan has reported that her lesbian romance with Samantha Ronson may not go the distance because she “loves men too much.” It’s been rumored she has been sending text messages to Gossip Girl’s Chace Crawford.

As reported in the The Sun:

“Linds is adamant she’s not a lesbian and still loves men. She says Sam is the only girl she would go for” and “She has been telling everyone she’s still into guys.”

Perhaps just a friend, or maybe a confused person…or maybe she really is a mean girl and was just having fun with Samantha’s emotions?

Young Pittsburgh Lesbian Aspires to Help Community

From pghlesbian.com:

Abigail Begandy doesn’t mind marching to the beat of her own drum.

Begandy, 16, a junior at Ringgold High School, recently was sworn in as a junior firefighter for the Monongahela Fire Department.

She was sworn in Oct. 7 and became the department’s third female firefighter.

“All my life, my community and family and friends have helped me and I just wanted to do something to give back,” said Begandy.

“Originally, I had planned on going into the army. But my mom didn’t want me to do that because she said there is just too much crazy stuff going on in the world,” she said.

“So, I decided to become a firefighter.”

Abigail also happens to be a lesbian. Who just outed herself to the readers of the local paper in a rural Mon Valley town. She’s working with her principal at Ringgold to start a GSA type organization.

Mandy Moore Shuts Out Lesbian Mother

According to Star Magazine:

Mandy Moore has put mom Stacy on her Do Not Call list.

The pop star-actress has refused to speak to Stacy since March, when she left Mandy’s dad, Don, for a woman!

“When Mandy’s mom came out as a lesbian and took up with Claudette Laliberte, Mandy felt betrayed,” a source tells Star. “She always believed that her mom and dad were happy and that her mom was straight. Now she has no idea what to believe and feels as if she’s been lied to her entire life.”

Their estrangement is now causing problems between Mandy and her soon-to-be-married older brother, Scott. According to the source, Mandy has warned him that if their mom is at his wedding later this year, she’s not coming.

Boston Bigot Intimidates Lesbians Based on Bias

A Massachusetts man has been accused of taunting and fighting with a lesbian couple at a Connecticut restaurant. The police involved in the incident have said the man brought up last week’s Connecticut Supreme Court ruling allowing gay marriages during the confrontation.

Twenty-six-year-old Daniel Dabrowski of Boston was charged with intimidation based on bigotry or bias and breach of peace after the confrontation which took place in Fairfield last Saturday. Dabrowski has posted bail and is due in state court on Monday, October 17th.

Fairfield police say Dabrowski shoved a woman by her face and ripped a necklace off of her partner’s neck.

Dabrowski has denied pushing anyone or pulling off the necklace.

Coming Out Isn’t Easy for Everyone

Flora Hernandez was 18 when she realized she was gay. But it wasn’t until she was 22 that she finally worked up the courage to come out to her family and friends.

Living in a small town, she said she was worried about how people would react.

“Telling my mom, who is an older, Hispanic, Christian woman was hard. She took it very hard and became depressed,” Hernandez, now 33 and vice director of GLBT Victoria, said. “She thought she did something wrong but after time she did learn to accept it.”

Hernandez’s story isn’t unusual. Coming out and telling family and friends that you’re gay isn’t always easy. But since 1988, National Coming Out Day has been trying to make the experience better, Hernandez said.

“The main idea behind the event is to give people who want to come out the opportunity to and a place where they can make friends and feel comfortable,” she added.

Read the rest at victoriaadvocate.com.

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